Questionable land deals shake Oregon board hearings
Salem correspondent reports on the state land board's handling of Kelliher Turner school land certificates tainted by alleged forgery. Ex State Treasurer Moore wrote letters offering to purchase certificates after fraud was flagged, while later voting to cancel related deeds. Holtzermann accuses Moore of conflicting actions as a board member and dealer in disputed lands.
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Salem
State Land Board
Moore
Jacob D. Holtxernmann
Minneapolis
Kelliher-Turner School
Oregon
White Land Board
Ita
Kelither-Turner
Onwilid Wert
Marion County Grand Jury
Turner
Holteerman
Klamath County
Holtzserman
Holtzerman
Estate Land Board
WILL CONTEST WITH UNCLE SAM OVER GRAVE LAKE WATER
Mackay reporter notes Heogillh Clark brother of D Worth Clark of Pocatello prep a t o contest the government water use for Fort Hall irrigation. Clark tours project with Indian office agent amid opposition led by Senator Dubois who backed a Blackfoot swamp reservoir. Legal actions followed prior riparian claims, with injunctions and delays as court term nears. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Tallman & Co.
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Mackay
Heogillh Clark
D. Worth Clark
Pocatello
Grave Lake
Fort Hall
Ttme
Clark
Indian Office
Dubois
Blackfoot
Potatello
Mr. Clark
Secretary of the Interior
Grays
Disinet
Budge
Paris
Canadian Pacific to Port Portland freight and passenger move
The Oregon Daily Journal reports Canadian Pacific will begin transporting general freight and passengers between Portland and points on its lines from May 1, in exchange with O R N at Mt Spokane. Spokane connection via Spokane & Information completes link at King's Gate. The move could ease Oregon lumber deliveries to Great Lakes areas and relieve local contractors blocked by car shortages. Immediate relief anticipated if permitted to deliver piling and timber to Milwaukee projects.
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Canadian Pacific Business
Oregon Daily Journal
Portland
Canadian Pacific
All Points
Tte
Mt Spokane
Spokkane & Informational
King's Gate
Canadian Paciftic Busines
Time
Great Lakes
Oregon
Oregon Mills
Oregon Crm
Milwaukee
Heathonse
Clean Coaches Move Sealed By State Health Board
The Oregon State Board of Health met this morning at Dr H C Yenney’s office and ordered immediate enforcement of a new statute requiring railway companies to designate cleaning facilities and to avoid sweeping coaches while passengers are aboard. The board warned this practice aids disease spread and expanded power from recent legislation to regulate sanitation. It also directed broader city cleaning efforts and raised sanitation standards in smaller towns. The panel discussed the spinal meningitis outbreak in Seattle and Oregon cases near Umatilla Falom and Agtoria, deciding on no strict quarantine. Dr C J Smith reported two diphtheria deaths in Umatilla and immunized 20 exposed residents. Typhoid in eastern Oregon remains unsettled after heavy spring rains.
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Oregon Ally Journal Save
State Health Board
Oregon State Board of Health
Gesalon
H.C. Yenney
Sferitary
Atnte Board of Health
Seattle
Oregon
Umieila
Falom
Agtoria
C. J. Smith
Umatilla
Smith
Dream Balm Offers Quick Cure for Cold and Flu Symptoms
An advertisement touts Ely's Dream Balm as a safe remedy for rapid relief from sneezing coughing difficult breathing and foul nasal discharge. It claims the product contains no cocaine or mercury and is effective even in severe cases, with a price of 100 cents and a mailing option from Ely Brow 66 Warren Street New York.
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Noel
Ely
Ely Brow
Warren Street
New York
Praise for Pendleton by state sheep official
W H Steusloff, a member of the state sheep commission, praised Pendleton as a busy flourishing city after returning from eastern Oregon. He noted much activity and referenced the Salem Statesman reporting the remarks.
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Pendleton
W. H. Steusloff
State Sheep Commision
Oregon
Sys the
Salem Statesman
Paved Streets Boost Local Business Confidence
The town notes 11 blocks of paved streets costing about $65,000, with plans to let out contracts for further paving in the spring. Local business leaders say they would not trade the paved streets for any higher cost.
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Grand Juty
Ohio Pee- Me
Will
Sam
Grays Lake
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
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P. Ft
Health Board
Alfred Benjamin & CO
Sherman Clay & Co
Steinway
Knabe
Hardman
Packard
Emerson
Ludwig
Kingsberg
Estey
Miecher
A. B. Chase
Sherman, Clay & CO
Jesse Failing
India
the Fair Store
Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Walter
Walters’ Flour Mills
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